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This session is closed for bidding.
Current bid: $6,000 CAD
Bidding History
Paddle # Date Amount

39059 28-Apr-2022 11:50:17 AM $6,000

871326 27-Apr-2022 07:41:58 PM $5,500

39059 27-Apr-2022 07:41:44 PM $5,000 AutoBid

871326 27-Apr-2022 07:41:44 PM $4,750

39059 27-Apr-2022 07:41:32 PM $4,500 AutoBid

871326 27-Apr-2022 07:41:32 PM $4,250

39059 27-Apr-2022 07:41:17 PM $4,000 AutoBid

871326 27-Apr-2022 07:41:17 PM $3,750

39059 27-Apr-2022 07:40:15 PM $3,500 AutoBid

871326 27-Apr-2022 07:40:15 PM $3,250

39059 26-Apr-2022 01:01:34 PM $3,000 AutoBid

871326 26-Apr-2022 02:45:30 AM $2,750

39059 25-Apr-2022 08:36:21 PM $2,500 AutoBid

871326 23-Apr-2022 11:31:54 PM $2,250

39059 23-Apr-2022 08:32:01 PM $2,000

871326 21-Apr-2022 06:58:35 AM $1,900

39059 20-Apr-2022 04:50:18 PM $1,800

871326 18-Apr-2022 11:29:57 PM $1,700

39059 18-Apr-2022 09:04:41 PM $1,600

871326 09-Apr-2022 10:24:51 PM $1,500

The bidding history list updated on: Friday, March 29, 2024 06:45:18

LOT 101

Japanese

An Extremely Large and Rare Japanese Satsuma-Style Model of an Elephant, Signed Kizan, Meiji Period
porcelain, circa 1900
16 x 6 3/4 x 15 in, 40.6 x 17.1 x 38.1 cm

Estimate: $2,500 - $3,500 CAD

Sold for: $7,500

Preview at: Heffel Toronto – 13 Hazelton Ave

PROVENANCE
Private Collection, Toronto


Functioning as a koro censer and standing four-square, the enormous beast richly caparisoned and decorated in a millefleur ground with gilding throughout, its head with dripping tasselled jewelry, the harness with a scene of Chinese scholars in a bamboo grove on one side, the other with five rakans (Buddhist disciples) and their young attendants, the saddle with fierce monster masks and surmounted by a hexagonal removeable censer fitted with a silver cover containing pierced cloud openings. Base marked Kizan. The interior includes an unrelated blue and white Seto ware stem cup that can be used to hold incense.


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